On the last time and the number of times an estimator is more than \(\epsilon\) from its target value (Q1192984)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 61850
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    On the last time and the number of times an estimator is more than \(\epsilon\) from its target value
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 61850

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      On the last time and the number of times an estimator is more than \(\epsilon\) from its target value (English)
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      27 September 1992
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      Let \(\hat\theta_ n\) be a consistent estimator for a (not necessarily real-valued) parameter \(\theta\). Let \(N_ \varepsilon\) and \(Q_ \varepsilon\) be the last \(n\) and the total number of \(n\) for which \(\hat\theta_ n\) is at least \(\varepsilon\) away from \(\theta\). In this very important and very nice written paper the asymptotic distributions of \(\varepsilon^ 2 N_ \varepsilon\) and \(\varepsilon^ 2 Q_ \varepsilon\) as \(\varepsilon\) goes to zero are obtained. Numerous examples and applications of great importance for statistics are presented.
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      strongly consistent estimator
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      last \(n\)
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      limit distributions
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      multidimensional parameters
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      general distance functions
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      maximum likelihood estimator sequence
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      sequential tests
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      supremum distance
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      empirical distribution
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      density estimation
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      asymptotic optimality
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      asymptotic relative efficiency
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      Glivenko-Cantelli
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      number of epsilon- misses
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      sequential confidence regions
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      tests with power 1
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